Palm Tree is the Jamaican international supermarket. Everything you could think of they have it available. Prices is a bit pricey but it worth the purchase. read more

Palm Tree Marketplace - By far the best spice bun - International Grocery Near Me - Bronx, New York

This is a one stop shop for ethnic foods and that's alright by me. Shopping in a Carribean store makes me happy. Simply because I know I'm about to stock up on all essential needs. From Jamaican, to Asian, to Spanish they have the things you need to cook authentic meals. The aisles were a little slim for the carts, and were stacked high with a wide array of choices. They have a small fish market with reasonable prices.They must be a separate company within because I was charged separately from the rest of my purchase. This place moves fast but you should take your time in each aisle. You can find things that are usually hard to find here, if you take the time to look. I spent roughly $250 in and was very satisfied at all I got. The prices are awesome and low. I usually pay $5 for festival mix, here I paid $3.79. You already know that little bit adds up quickly. Customer service was helpful. The cashier was pleasant and the lady who bagged my items was very considerate and mindmindful not to overwhelm the bags with weight. They cleansed down the ramp down after each person which is very....Carribean of them lol IYKYK they do not play about the cleanliness! I'll be back for sure. read more

Seems like Palm Tree may be average to some here on Yelp for idiotic reasons, but these folks hold their own reputation in the Edenwald section of The BX. I grabbed this place at the right time during an early afternoon to buy fruits I grew up eating in The DR. When it comes to mangoes, pineapples, guava, passion fruit, papaya, coconut and any other Caribbean fruit, I head to Hmart- only because my local green market has never carried them. But when I want to avoid mass supermarkets, I head straight to independent ones for variety. Although this isn't a green market in any way, Palm has what I wanted- and then some- that is, aside from the mundane bananas, apples and pears. These folks carry Caribbean fruits, vegetables and a large selection of dried, packaged herbs in abundance- including lots more West Indian packaged items when you walk in the middle aisles. The person on ladder hovered over the produce section keeping an eye on things and directed me to the saddest looking Turmeric I've ever seen. Everything else I bought was legit- especially a pineapple that was ripe and sweet as well as the mangoes. I also purchased packaged star anise for my teas and a few other items. This is nearly a one-stop destination for all your Caribbean needs- just be careful with the super-tight parking lot. read more

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I am a regular customer. I never made a return. The one time I make a return I am being accused of not buying the product there. I brought the Nestum cereal for my son. It was the big one they had, I usually get the small one. I purchased it came home and realized it was expired. Immediately I went back to return it with my receipt. The man went to check come back and say to me all the dates are October. You are accusing me. I am upset because never in my life would I do something like that and for what $8 come on. read more

Every. Single. Time. I walk in Palm Tree intending to purchase only a FEW items, I end up seeing yet another thing that I want to buy. You name it, and they've got it. Were you looking for soursop, fresh or dried? Did you need fresh, whole fish? Or was it salted cod fillets, or coconut milk, or coconut oil, or jackfruit? They have a fresh fish counter, an astounding amount of goat, beef and chicken options and everything from tinned cheese to frozen vegetables. The place is small but uses every corner to the utmost starting with produce at the entry to dairy and vegan foodstuffs (soy protein, tempeh etc) near the rear. There are only about four or five registers but the lines move quickly. The staff ranges from Caribbean to Asian to Latino so there is someone who speaks every language and then some. During my last visit, it smelled like someone was cooking Sunday dinner in the back and I wish they could have shared some. If you are reading the other reviews and believing them, please continue to stay away because this place gets packed enough without your patronage. (Ha!) This place is clean and reasonably priced, so it is definitely not like Whole Foods. I will continue to shop here and hope that this place continues to thrive! I'm only hopeful that a place like this opens up in Harlem. read more

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I'd passed the store en route to other places in the past, yet never went in. The side of the store is plastered with imagery of tropical produce and beaches, conjuring the Caribbean. This is best described as a grocery store with West Indians (especially Jamaicans) as they primary target. I live in the West Bronx where there isn't a huge West Indian population. Spending a lot of time in Brooklyn, I'm used to picking up staples while I'm out and about. I made a concerted effort to use Google to find a specialty market to find a particular Trinidadian curry. I wasn't sure that I'd be able to get it in the Bronx. Traveling hear wasn't exactly easy, but it was a nice day and I tried my luck. I was impressed at the system the store had for socializing distancing, only allowing a certain amount of customers in at once. A bonus was that the employee gave each customer a pair of disposable gloves before entering. Within seconds, I saw that there was a large spice display at the end of the aisle. I was able to find several Trini curry blends, of which I bought. I saw that they sold traditional items like breadfruit, which is also not common in the West Bronx. The selection of beverages, snacks, produce, and staples were good. I also picked up a ginger sorrel drink. In the back there's a fish market, selling fresh selections. I would be interested in buying some cuts to grill at home. Overall, the only downside was that despite the social distancing, the aisles are very narrow. Other than that, I would like to go back read more

Palm Tree Marketplace - The tropical imagery on the front of the store - International Grocery Near Me - Bronx, New York

Workers are rude, obnoxious they make you feel like you're bothering them the only person that was cordial was the guy in the parking lot, he'll greet you and direct you parking and help you pack your car read more

I want to report them for price hike! With everything that's going on with the COVID - 19 Coronavirus, and they want to hike their prices.... shame on you guys! read more

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Today January 22,2023 I went into PALM TREE SUPERMARKET store 7718 to get a few groceries. I then proceeded to the cashier and cashed my items... After I cash the cashier Felecia put her hands on her side and started watching me packing my bags which I don't mind... So I say to her can you help me please she says Nooo... I asked her why she says I had to purchase bags from her in order to get her help. I had the clear see through bags , even the cashiers both left and right were packing customers items in the clear bags. Her attitude stinks for an establishment like that.. Miss Felecia cashier number 2 needs to be her own boss with an attitude like that. That ATTITUDE IS NOT FOR THE PUBLIC and come to think of it a lot of people is having the same problems with her... STINKING ATTITUDE FELECIA.. Us Caribbean people needs to spend our money where we're treated good and where they respect us... read more

Lovely Caribbean supermarket. The workers are friendly and helpful! The parking lot can get a little jammed up but it's worth the hassle when you find the things you need (and want!). read more

First and foremost, Palm Tree is a business that sells international foods. Their foods are always fresh but prices are very steep ( high). They could also revamp their meat section; which is very very outdated as is their fish dept. Some of their staff are friendly but their cashier's could learn ALOT of etiquette. Most of them don't know how to converse, and be friendly; which goes along way. There is especially one cashier that comes to the fore front. She is the most frigid, uncaring and anti social person. She wears glasses, combs her hair back, big eyes and not that tall. Stay clear of her lane, unless you don't mind COLD people. read more

Great Market To Get Everything To Make All My West Indian Dishes. No need to go anywhere else.

Bad customer service, owners and workers alike. Asked one of the owners a question, he was very dismissive. The cashiers are not pleasant either, they need more training. It's like they hate their job. read more

They do their best (I guess). Fresh produces haven't been fresh at all lately. We returned 3 chickens and throw 2 more to the garbage. Other things such of lettuce, tomatoes, some leaves looks like were in a fight before were placed on the shelves. Parking is a terrible experience, even with the guy trying to help the costumers with it. Personal is very rude most of the times, you can't really ask for help here. Prices are, well, we can say acceptable. They can really improve all of these things to deserve more stars if they want. It isn't that hard. read more

A friend of mine mentioned this market as one of the best to find products from Puerto Rico. I called them this morning to verify if they have ( aji dulce) ajicitos de PR. A woman answered the phone. She was so rude, a snob and hang the phone on me. Shame on you. read more

Palm Tree is a Caribbean shoppers dream market! Let me start off by saying that I am of Jamaican descent. I enjoy preparing a home-cooked Jamaican meals almost every week. Being new to the area, I had no clue where to shop for my foods. My co-worker had recommended Palm Tree and i've been thanking her ever since. Palm Tree has a great selection of Jamaican favorites from spices, fruits/veggies, and even the herbal tea brands. They also have a unique selection of meats as well as a fish market in the far corner of the store (great selection of fish and very fresh). I'm not the best at cutting up a whole chicken, but Palm Tree sells the whole chicken cut up for a great price. They also sell goat meat and oxtails by the bulk. As I mentioned, pricing is great - You will find good deals on meats, produce, juices, and frozen products. Service has also been good to me. The ONLY issue is parking - the lot is small but thank god they have one because street parking is brutal. To alleviate the parking issue, they have an attendant but you will find that there is always one "smart" shopper who decides to either A. park in a spot that is not a spot OR B. skip the line and grab a spot before someone who is waiting in line. Otherwise, if you're looking for a one-stop-shop-spot for all of your Caribbean favorites (and even American favorites) at a good price, shop Palm Tree. read more

A popular supermarket with the worst damn parking lot!!! Ughhh I never like coming here. But it has a good selection of Caribbean items.

Great prices and a lot of options. They provide you with gloves before you enter! They have a great selection of Jamaican beverages, spices and fruits and poultry. Prices are very reasonable. Overall I had a great experience shopping here. Would definitely come back! read more

Policy! They don't give prices over the phone, you have to come in. What if somebody is disable and don't want to get rob.... Smh Crazy

I second the statements, but the pricing are good. Parking is the worst. Try to park on Boston Road due to side street is impossible.

I will travel to Stop n Shop before setting either foot in this place again. The owner, workers are rude and disrespectful. They will sweep, mop over your feet. The prices are not comparable to the market a half mile away. The fruits are either rotten or will rot in a just days after purchase. The customers are as rude. They act like it's their store. If you don't speak with a heavy accent like them they roll their eyes at you especially if you're in line ahead of them. They will huff and puff with impatience. They're always in a hurry and will not bother say excuse me. They will come close to hitting you to get a parking space. The best thing about the store are the cashiers. Without them the place need to shut the doors. read more